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Open PhD Positions
SEVEN Open Fully Funded Positions at Department of Electronic Engineering
Date: Tuesday, 28 April 2020
Funded PhD Studentship in association with the Irish Research Council’s MACMORRIS Project
The MACMORRIS Project (Mapping Actors and Communities: A Model of Research in Renaissance Ireland in the 16th and 17th Centuries) is a four-year digital-humanities project funded by the Irish Research Council. It seeks to map the full range of cultural activity in Ireland, across languages and ethnic groups, from roughly 1541 to 1691. We are looking to recruit a well-qualified applicant interested in undertaking a research degree at PhD level.
Date: Friday, 24 April 2020
Prof Jamison (MIT), Dr Monos (MIT), and Prof Stephens (Maynooth University) publish continuous flow synthesis of pain medication Tramadol
As part of a larger project to developing continuous reactors for “on-demand” small-molecule creation, Prof Stephens (Maynooth University) and the Jamison team at MIT have just published a new multioperation continuous-flow platform for the synthesis of Tramadol (Synlett, DOI: 10.1055/s-0039-1690884).
Date: Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Remote sensing and the principles of seabed mapping becomes part of MSc GIS and Remote sensing in partnership with INFOMAR
A new Masters module specialising in remote sensing and the principles of seabed mapping has been successfully delivered by a joint partnership between the Maynooth Department of Geography and Ireland's marine mapping programme - Integrated Mapping for the Sustainable Development of Ireland’s Marine Resource (INFOMAR)
Date: Monday, 20 April 2020
Design Innovation Students announced among RSA finalists!
Congratulations to our Design Innovation students who have had exceptional success being shortlisted as finalists in this year’s RSA Student Design Awards.
Date: Thursday, 16 April 2020
Funded PhD Studentship in association with the Irish Research Council’s MACMORRIS Project
The MACMORRIS Project (Mapping Actors and Communities: A Model of Research in Renaissance Ireland in the 16th and 17th Centuries) is a four-year digital-humanities project funded by the Irish Research Council. It seeks to map the full range of cultural activity in Ireland, across languages and ethnic groups, from roughly 1541 to 1691.We are looking to recruit a well-qualified applicant interested in undertaking a research degree at PhD level. To that end, we are inviting applications from candidates interested in undertaking a focused case study that will produce a more granular sense of the period and, thereby, help to redefine it.
Date: Thursday, 16 April 2020
MU students chosen as finalists in The Ireland Funds Competition
Contratulations and the best of luck to Maynooth University finalists 'Preserve'
Date: Thursday, 02 April 2020
Maynooth Library Treasures Blog
The natural world of 1849: Dictionnaire universel d'histoire haturelle
Date: Thursday, 02 April 2020